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What would you rather?
That's a question we must ask ourselves.
Say for example,
Would I rather be lonely?
Or would I rather be forgotten by someone I'd never forget?

I guess life was never meant to be easy.

Unfortunately...
I just hope I can wake up from this nightmare, but then again, reality itself is terrifying...
"Wait... when will I ever see you again?"
"When the sun rises above the horizon for it's final pirouette of warmth, light, and happiness."

Those were the lasts words from her, right before she died as she was struck by an oncoming vehicle.

Now as I look out towards the horizon from the cliff edge, on this blissful summer morning, I think of those words.
Warmth trickles through my veins as the sun begins to peek above the line from which it hid under.

"I'll see you soon, sweetheart."

The words escaped my lips in a quiet blow, as the wind beneath me make me unable to speak.

My decent is soon to end, and my final destination, a splatter of trepidation, with a dabble of bitter sweetness. A smile carves across my face.

Her embrace, her love, her smile, will all be soon to come.
I don't know what I'm writing at this day and age. Though I'd like to think that I'm being relatively creative, or cliche in a way.

Enjoy?
Helping others has it's ups, but then again....

Who's there to help you when you're in need?
How do you know if today is going to be your last day?

How would you be remembered to those around you?

Live the days of your life like they're your last, because who knows what might happen.

Leave a positive impression on those around you, before the last wisp of air leaves you between between your purple lips.
It's hard to write something with emotion,
when most of it was taken by the one you loved most.
My eyes flicker from side to side,
concentrating on the fine crinkles within the walls.
The brightness begins to evaporate,
leaving me with an all but dark room.

My chest constricts, and my lungs fall short.
I'm left breathing short, staccato like.

This was what a panic attack felt like.
I don't even know if this is a poem, but all I'll say is that it's horrible.

It's about my constant encounter with panic attacks, and my latest during class last week, where everything started to close in on me.

I'm unsure how long I'll be able to hold on, before I break in front of everyone I know.

I'm trying. But I don't know how much longer I can maintain this mien.
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